Sentence examples for representation forces from inspiring English sources

Conservative groups have also brought several cases asking the courts to rule that the basic notion of exclusive representation – enshrined in the National Labor Relations Act of 1935 – violates employees' first amendment rights under the notion that exclusive representation forces many workers to be represented by unions they might disagree with.

But what can be said for a law that could introduce the card-check for union representation, force compulsory arbitration, and make it difficult for employers to speak out in opposition to union organization campaigns?

The high-dimensionality of odor space strictly limits the utility of topographical representations, forcing similarity-dependent computations such as decorrelation to employ unusual neural algorithms.

It employs a new qualitative representation for forces that reduces ambiguity in force sums and hence reduces unnecessary branching.

A method combining an adaptive quad/octree spatial discretisation, geometrical Volume-Of-Fluid interface representation, balanced-force continuum-surface-force surface-tension formulation and height-function curvature estimation is presented.

The new model provides a more complete representation of forces applied to the tree and could be used to optimise design for reduced tree damage.

A numerical solution approach is developed using the Galerkin finite element method and elliptic mesh generation in an arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian implementation, thus allowing for a rigorous representation of forces and dynamics previously inaccessible by approaches using analytical approximations.

The voluntary agreement shows that unions no longer need to compel employers and employees into accepting forced representation and paying forced dues in order to support themselves.

In Sumerian mythology Nippur was the home of Enlil, the storm god and representation of force and the god who carried out the decrees of the assembly of gods that met at Nippur.

In particular, we show that there are three free components in the mesoscopic representation of forcing.

In sparse feature coding [28], the final representation is forced to have only a few non-zero components, and most of the remaining entries are zero.